Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-02-04
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The Kirksville Iron Works vii
do all kinds of repairing.
The Jubilee Singers next Tues
day evening.
Secure your seats for the Opera
Thursday evening, Feb. ).
The prices of hogs and cattle
steadily continue to advance.
Leave orders at lives Hotel for
bus to any part Of the city.
Twelve degrees below zero
Thursday morning.
Come and see Us in our new
quarters, opposite the lost office.
Brasfeld & Kellogg has some
choice clover seed.
Go to the kirksville iron Works
for machine repairs.
Call and see us in our new quar-
tiers opposite the post-ofiee.
Boilers and engines bought and
sold at the Kirksville Iron Works.
For corn, corn chop and meal,
try 4. L. Holms at the Variety
Wood Works.
If you want a good bob-sied,
either light or heavy, call at the
Variety Wood Works.
Rev. Linvillo will preach at
Center school house the first Sun
lay in February at Ii O'Clock 4. IN.
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Gooch desire to
express their thanks for the kind
moss Of many friends in their late
bereavement.
Fon SALE-In the northeast
part OF Town, house OF three rooms
one lot; good stable and living
well on the premises. Inquire OF
G. Borneman.
w. G. Fout sold a piece Of pro-
perty in Kansas City last week
which gave him a net profit OF
$3.50 and he had not owned il
quite month.
Having moved this week, We
will not be able 10 reach all OF oai
subscribers on time. We trust this
explanation :.ill be satisfactory t.
those whose papers are delayed
Remember the Hampton Stu
dents, jubilee singers, viii b.
here Tuesday, February Sth. Sc
cure your seats now as the hous,
will be crowded.
Mrs. Jacob Fusselman, Will
out in the yard Wednesday of laJ
week, fell on the ice and brok
one of the bones of her right hand
Her suffering since has been in
tense.
We call the attention of GU
readers to the advertisement O
our poultryman, Sanford Snyder
which will be found in this issue
Mr.. Snyder's pens are made up c
the best strains in the Unite
States.
Judge Sumner Boyntonh has bee
appointed one of the Regents {
the Kirksville Normal School b
the Governor. Judge Bynton is
man who is in favor Of education
and is one of the most progressiy
citizens. Sullivan Standard.
Mr.. Sherry, the eastern nors
buyer, will be in town from th
10Th OF February till the 1st {
June and will pay the highe:
prices for good horses and mare
He will be found at the stable (
I. e. Graves.
Our local sportsmen will do We
10 re,d the following section
law: Every person who shall
found hunting with dog or GU
within the enclosure of anothc
or enter the same to catch or K
game of any kind, without t
consent of the owner, or perso
in charge of such enclosure, sha
on complaint of such owner
person in charge of such enclo
ure. be fined not exceeding t
dollars
II. G. Ciem's residence in p
It's township, was burned to t
ground on Tuesday afternoon
2o'clock. Nearly all the confer
ofthe house were lost. Mr.. a
Mrs. Glenn were away from hon
and only two ladies were at t
house. By the time the neighbt
arrived the fire had such headw
tina he couid hardly save al
thing. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn f
very grateful to.all their neis
bors for their work at the fire a
the good will and neighborly fe
ing shown sine They |
$1,000 insurance on the house 6
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